Dermatitis is called inflammatory diseases skin. Moreover, inflammation can be provoked by the most for various reasons, including insect bites. Thus, tick bites cause tick-borne dermatitis in humans. Animals can be carriers of ticks; in addition, you can “meet” ticks while walking in the park or during a trip to nature.
With the arrival of spring, many people strive to go out to relax in nature or at least take a walk in the park. And often during such walks there is an “encounter” with ticks. These insects belong to the arthropod family; their bite can cause the development of allergic dermatitis. In addition, ticks are carriers dangerous infections, so you need to try to protect yourself from their bites.
You can “encounter” a tick not only in the forest belt, but also at home. Domestic animals are often carriers of these insects. Unlike the scabies mite, forest dwellers do not form passages under the skin, they simply drink blood. But during a bite, insect saliva gets into the wound, which can cause the development of allergic reaction.
Most often, ticks bite people while walking in parks and forest plantations. Insects live on grass and bushes; when a person passes by, the tick jumps onto clothing and, moving around the body, chooses the most convenient place to bite.
Grain mites live on cereal crops. Therefore, the risk of developing dermatitis is greater in people working in the field Agriculture, as well as in grain warehouses and elevators.
A common symptom that is observed in all patients with tick-borne dermatitis is a profuse rash and severe itching. In addition, there is always a risk of secondary infections and development purulent process. But there is also specific symptoms, which are inherent in dermatitis caused by a certain type of insect.
For example, with dermatitis caused by shoe mite bites, rashes appear on the lower half of the legs. If the cause of irritation is grain mite bites, then the appearance of small red pimples that look like nettle burns is noted.
At tick-borne dermatitis The skin is affected in those parts of the body where the insect bite was made. And since ticks prefer to bite in places where the skin is thinnest, rashes are most often observed in the following areas:
Advice! When bitten by ticks, not only allergic dermatitis can develop. Insects are carriers of such serious diseases as Lyme disease, Q fever, rickettsiosis, etc.
The areas where ticks spread can be divided into two groups. The first will include household ones, these include the lower floors of residential multi-storey buildings, private houses, and dachas. The second includes industrial foci; in such foci the number of ticks is always greater. Such outbreaks include granaries, poultry houses, zoos, as well as warehouses, shops and markets.
Risk groups are formed depending on the type of insect. As already mentioned, grain mites often bite workers in agriculture and granaries. People who work in poultry farms or keep poultry at home are more likely to be bitten by bird mites.
Those most at risk of contracting rat tick-borne dermatitis are workers in vivariums where rodents are bred, as well as residents of the private sector, workers in warehouses infested with rats, etc. The risk group also includes forestry workers, as well as people who prefer to spend their leisure time in nature .
Before starting treatment for tick-borne dermatitis, it is necessary to make an accurate diagnosis. The fact is that the symptoms of this disease are similar to other dermatoses. And the use of medications used to treat other diseases for tick-borne dermatitis will be ineffective.
In addition, for successful treatment it is necessary to exclude the provoking factor, namely, to exclude the receipt of new insect bites. Treatment is prescribed individually, depending on the degree of damage to the skin and general condition.
Methods are also widely used traditional medicine. Traditional healers It is recommended to use such means as:
These drugs effectively relieve itching and accelerate skin healing.
Tick bites can cause a lot of trouble for a person. And tick-borne dermatitis is not the most serious consequence"meeting" with an insect. Ticks are carriers of dangerous infections, so measures should be taken to prevent insect bites.
Basic preventative measure is to avoid contact with insects. Therefore, the following activities are recommended:
So, the manifestations of tick-borne dermatitis are the consequences of insect bites. The nature of this disease is allergic. That is, rashes and itching occur due to an allergic reaction to substances contained in the saliva of insects. To avoid illness, it is worth taking precautions against bites.
The scabies mite has a small, oblong body, translucent in color. As a habitat, the scabies mite chooses the skin of representatives of various age category.
The scabies mite has a small, oblong body, translucent in color. It actively moves on human skin only at night. Tries to avoid light. The pathogens are mainly found in sebaceous glands facial skin, chin and hair follicles. Discomfort in people is caused by the scabies mite located on the neck.
Typically, tick-borne dermatitis is similar to acne, so people do not even suspect the presence of a tick in their body and on their skin and only try to get rid of the rash.
The scabies mite chooses the skin of representatives of different age groups as its habitat. When functioning correctly immune system In humans, the long-term presence of bacteria often goes unnoticed. Otherwise, pathogens easily penetrate deep into human skin and provoke further progression. Are at risk of damage to the owner of fair and sensitive skin, as well as older representatives of the fair sex (due to weakened immunity). The occurrence of mites is due to:
Reasons for the active life of ticks:
The danger of catching tick-borne dermatitis lies in its ability to be transmitted from sick people to healthy people. Sometimes subcutaneous mite carried by pets. Usage general subjects hygiene or cutlery exposes a person to the risk of infection and the likelihood of becoming a carrier of a tick. It is better to prevent a disease than to undergo its treatment. 
Symptoms of the disease appear when sensitive skin cells are irritated by mite waste products. This is expressed:
Such symptoms indicate that the subcutaneous mite is actively spreading and the disease is progressing; treatment is necessary, for example, the doctor may prescribe an ointment for topical use.
In order to treat subcutaneous mites, diagnostics are effectively carried out, which makes it possible to establish the causes of the disease, as well as the course of its course. The first and mandatory step is visual inspection specialist. The doctor checks the presence of rashes and the condition of the person’s skin. Scabies mites are confirmed by scraping the skin. Required lab tests, for which scales, crusts, purulent discharge. To get accurate results, you should not wash your face for 24 hours before taking tests. Treatment is prescribed after all tests are ready, then comprehensive rehabilitation of the condition begins.
Involves the use of decoctions of various herbs that have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. For external exposure, people even use kerosene and laundry soap. To prepare a tincture for oral use, mix one tbsp. l. wormwood, plantain, nettle, yarrow, mint, tansy inflorescence and 2 tbsp. l. successions. Then separate 2 tbsp from the resulting dry composition. l., pour half a liter of boiling water. After 30 min. strain. Use 100 g. half an hour before meals, duration – a month. 
For compresses against ticks, an infusion is prepared from chamomile, calendula, plantain, and string. Moisten tampons with a strong decoction and apply to problem areas. Great for washing. Since subcutaneous mite is a chronic disease by nature, it is completely impossible to cure it, but it is quite possible to weaken the disease and reduce the symptoms.
Treatment of tick-borne dermatitis on the face involves not only drug therapy– cryotherapy, which is carried out in the following forms:
The main objective of the method is to restore protective functions skin humans, which are necessary in the independent fight against ticks. Sulfur-containing drugs are used for treatment. Covers the skin special ointment, it is washed off after a while with vegetable oil, then the area is treated with a thin layer of steroid ointment. This method changes the composition of sebum, and the pores gradually become normal condition, which leads to a noticeable reduction in ticks, as well as the risk reinfection person.
Eat more fruits, herbs, mint and currant tea (replace coffee). It is unacceptable to carry out cosmetic and solar procedures, or visit baths. Change and iron things every day, and bed dress, towels.
If a pregnant woman discovers the first signs of the disease, she should immediately go to the hospital, since most medicines, including ointment, is contraindicated in this situation or requires treatment under the supervision of a physician. After inspection and delivery necessary tests the doctor prescribes therapy.
In children, the scabies mite affects all the skin, soles, face and scalp. In infants, the nail plates loosen and thicken, the surface of which subsequently cracks. The disease in children is diagnosed based on examination of contact persons and test results, only after which treatment is prescribed.
To prevent ticks from appearing, follow these recommendations:
If you follow these rules, subcutaneous mites are not dangerous. If infection does occur, a trip to the doctor is required, who will prescribe adequate treatment. Even the ointment should only be used as prescribed by a specialist. To treat such skin problems on your own means to trigger the disease.
When a person is infected with scabies from animals, it is called pseudoscabies, or mite-borne dermatitis. The most common source of infection is dogs, but there may also be pigs, horses, sheep, goats, rabbits, foxes and other animals.
The incubation period ranges from several hours to 2 days. Female mites, penetrating into the epidermis of human skin, cause itching, but do not form burrows or lay eggs [Lange A. B. et al., 1985]. At the site of penetration, urticarial, papular, and papulovesicular elements usually appear. The disease is not transmitted from person to person and self-healing can occur when the source of infection is eliminated. Ticks are difficult to detect, and only females are detected.
The diagnosis of scabies is based on clinical manifestations, epidemiological data and laboratory results. Confirmation of the diagnosis of scabies laboratory method seems especially important in cases where the diagnosis of the disease is difficult.
The traditional method of extracting mites with a needle from the blind end of a typical scabies burrow, followed by microscopy of the mite placed on a glass slide in a drop of 10% sodium hydroxide, makes it possible to confirm clinical diagnosis. However, this method is ineffective in the presence of old dilapidated passages, vesicles and papules.
The method of thin sections of the stratum corneum of the epidermis in the area of the scabies tract or vesicle, followed by treatment with 20% sodium hydroxide for 5 minutes and microscopy makes it possible to detect not only the mite, but also its eggs.
The method of layer-by-layer scraping with an eye spoon of fresh elements until blood appears, placing the material in a drop of 20% caustic alkali with glycerin in equal volumes and microscopy after 10-20 minutes.
A method of alkaline skin preparation, which consists of applying 10% alkali to scabies on the skin, scraping off the macerated epidermis with a scalpel after 2 minutes and microscopying the preparation in a drop of water. TsKVI M3 of Russia together with the Department of Entomology of Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov developed and put into practice a new method for laboratory rapid diagnosis of scabies using lactic acid [Lange A.B. et al., 1984, 1985].
The method is based on the ability of lactic acid to quickly clarify the epidermis and mites in the preparation, which makes it possible to diagnose the disease with great accuracy. In addition, lactic acid does not crystallize, does not dry out, well loosens the stratum corneum of the epidermis before scraping, prevents the development of pyogenic complications and removes the remains of dyes used to stain scabies mites to identify them.
For laboratory diagnostics 40% used water solution lactic acid. One drop of lactic acid is applied to the scabies element (scabies tract, papule, vesicle, crust, etc.). After 5 minutes, the loosened epidermis is scraped off with a sharp eye spoon until capillary blood appears. The material is transferred to a glass slide in lactic acid, covered with a coverslip and microscopically examined.
The result is considered positive if the preparation of the contents of the scabies tract reveals an adult female mite or even only eggs, empty egg membranes or individual larvae and fragments.
The main host of the rat mite is the gray rat, but in urban conditions it is possible to reproduce and feed on house mice. Distinctive feature, which determines its epidemiological significance is its ability to feed on humans, as well as on domestic animals - dogs and cats. Ticks spend most of their life outside the host's body. Indoors, they are distributed unevenly and form clusters in places regularly visited by rodents (in places where communications enter, on areas of floors and walls near heating devices, near rat holes).
Mass reproduction of rat mites and the emergence of KKD foci in urban conditions ( warm room, abundance of food) occurs throughout the year. But the largest number of outbreaks is observed in the spring, which is associated, to a large extent, with the peculiarities of the biology of the gray rat.
There are 2 types of foci of rat tick-borne dermatitis: domestic and industrial.
Domestic fires are usually confined to the first and second floors of residential buildings. Features of the clinic in domestic outbreaks are associated with a lower number of ticks, their distribution in apartments and the family’s lifestyle. The defeat occurs at any time of the day, most intensely in people who stay in an apartment for a long time (pensioners, disorganized children, unemployed).
Production centers are objects associated with the keeping and breeding of animals (vivariums, zoos, laboratories), objects associated with processing and storage food products(meat processing plants, markets, food depots, shops, etc.), office premises for administrative and production purposes.
Under production conditions, CCD acquires all the characteristics occupational disease: single etiological factor, widespread lesions, uniformity of manifestations, predominance of rashes in places of contact with contaminated objects of labor, improvement clinical manifestations on weekends, complete resolution of rashes during vacations, resumption of illness upon returning to work. Regardless of profession, all persons working in the outbreak are affected.
Thus, industrial outbreaks in general are characterized by a high number of rats and ticks and a simultaneous occurrence of large groups of people. Due to high numbers and frequent tick attacks on people, the disease is acute.
When a rat mite attacks and feeds on a person, it causes dermatitis, an inflammatory reaction of the skin to blood sucking. The appearance of the first symptoms is preceded by a crawling sensation on the skin, a burning sensation, then itching appears. Excruciating itching, aggravated by scratching, touching clothing and hot water treatments. Itching is not associated with certain time days, but depends on the time a person spends in a room infested with ticks. When you stop contact with mites, the itching subsides after 7-10 days. Rashes appear in places where ticks suck blood. The polymorphism of the rash depends on the number of rat mites, the frequency of attacks and individual reaction patient's skin.
Ticks are capable of sucking blood on any part of the skin, but in to a greater extent amaze top part body in places where clothing fits tightly (straps, shoulder straps, belt, collar), where rashes are grouped. Ticks prefer to feed in places with thin and delicate skin.
Treatment of KKD is aimed at eliminating the itching and inflammatory reaction that occurs in places where ticks suck blood. It is only effective in eliminating rat mites. Antihistamines and desensitizing drugs are prescribed internally, and aniline dyes are prescribed externally.
The system of measures for the prevention and elimination of outbreaks of KKD includes: examination of the outbreak, decontamination measures, deratization measures, registration of the outbreak.
Indications for examining the outbreak are: the presence of rat mites in residential premises, basements, warehouses, etc.; identification of patients with KKD and foci of mite reproduction, as well as treatment of patients with dermatitis unknown etiology if CCD is suspected.
To identify ticks indoors, the following is used: the method of visual detection of ticks in places regularly visited by rodents; They collect dust samples from certain places in a room infested with mites, followed by studying the samples in the laboratory.
Treatment of outbreaks from rodents and ticks should be carried out after a preliminary examination by a disinfectant doctor (or a disinfectant instructor), no later than 2 days after receiving complaints about tick bites. In case of difficulties with identifying ticks, you should seek help from an entomologist of the Federal State Institution "Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology in Moscow" or in the branches of the Federal State Institution "Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology in Moscow" in the joint-stock company.
All premises where KKD patients were identified and rat mites were found are subject to decontamination. It is mandatory to treat places where rodents enter and move indoors: utility lines, communication channels, baseboards with adjacent sections of the floor and wall to a height of 1 m from the floor surface, as well as places where ticks may accumulate - heated areas of walls and floors near heating devices and thermal communications. If there are animals Special attention allocate places for feeding and resting (bedding, sofas, armchairs, tables).
Deratization measures include the fight against synanthropic rodents on objects when rat mites appear there, control over the number and distribution of rodents, identification and timely sealing of rat holes in residential premises, monitoring the sanitary and technical condition of objects (especially food) that attract rodents.
For personal prevention purposes When working in a laboratory, in vivariums, or in areas of mass tick reproduction, it is advisable to use repellents (“Biozaschita”, “Acroftal”, “Ftalar”, etc.)
Normative base:
1. Guidelines on organizing the fight against rat mites M., 2001.
2. Methodological recommendations for the control of rat mites, prevention and treatment of rat mite dermatitis. M., 1993
3. SP 3.5.3.1129-02 “Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for deratization”
4. SanPin 3.5.2.1376-03 “Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for the organization and implementation of pest control measures against synanthropic arthropods”
5. SanPiN 2.1.2.1002-00 “Sanitary and epidemiological requirements for residential buildings and premises”
Inflammatory processes in the skin arising from external irritants. A group of inflammatory skin diseases.
Inflammation is usually caused by direct exposure of the skin to pathogenic agents of a physical or chemical nature.
There are allergic, drug, film, radiation, and solar dermatitis.
There are no independent skin diseases. Old medicine used the term “cutaneous arthritis” to understand the relationship between the functions of the skin and the excretory organs. Dermatology is rich in speculation. Scientists talk a lot about hereditary or acquired factors, about nervous disorders, about trends towards humoral flocculation, about the formation of intraorgan and tissue deposits, about the state of chronic diathesis. But they don’t talk about capillaries, although dermatoses and dermatitis are primarily vascular phenomena; don't talk about renal failure, which is responsible for humoral flocculation; do not talk about liver diseases that interfere with its cleansing functions; on neutralization of toxic substances; about the role of the liver in the disintegration of large molecules into smaller ones; they do not talk about breathing deficits, do not determine the volume of breathing (large, medium or small); about the degree of cellular oxidation; they do not talk about the accumulation of metabolites in cells. Doctors do not pay attention to the excess of normal and pathological metabolites that clog the skin capillaries, suppress them and disrupt the entire physiology of the skin.
Any skin disease is the release of metabolites from the inside out. And in every case skin rash- this is the body’s intense desire to free itself from toxic harmful factors.
Skin respiration is the first stage, the first physiological valve, continuously open to keep in perfect harmony with the kidneys and lungs normal level of liquid, mineral and gas composition blood, lymph and extracellular fluids.
Occupational dermatitis. Every educated chemist knows the phenomenon of a supersaturated solution. A certain volume of liquid can dissolve a certain number of molecules of a so-called solid, if the number of molecules to be dissolved does not exceed the capacity (capacity) of the dissolving liquid. If you add even a negligible amount of solid matter to this liquid, the liquid becomes supersaturated, which immediately changes from a solution state to a two-phase state - a suspension.
With occupational dermatitis, especially in workers who have been employed for years at chemical plants, when breathing on the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract(nasal cavities, throat, trachea, large and small bronchi) a certain amount of irritants accumulates chemical substances. After a certain time, a decrease in breathing volume is observed, a decrease in oxygen supply progresses and, as a result, the body’s ability to burn harmful particles decreases; leukocytes deprived of oxygen are not able to perform the role of phagocytes.
At the same time, over the course of many years, the blood, lymph and extracellular fluids are overloaded with mechanical irritating particles. In the glomeruli of the kidneys, which are a tangle of capillaries, in the first period intermediate nephritis or another form of renal disorders is observed, depending on the degree of toxicity of the inhaled chemical elements, leading to the inevitable degeneration of the glomeruli.
Progressive oxygen starvation, the progressive reduction in the excretion of harmful substances through the kidneys leads to an overload of blood, lymph and extra- and intracellular fluids not only with retained chemical particles, but also with protein toxins formed from decomposition of the dead cells. Before us is a picture of general humoral poisoning.
The modern dermatological clinic, which never takes into account the composition of body fluids, revels in the terms “allergy”, “anaphylaxis”, “hypersensitivity”. All these terms are nothing more than an escape from pathological reality. Any skin irritation (eczema, acne, furunculosis, pemphigus) is caused by the accumulation of metabolites in the blood and other body fluids. If it is not possible to remove these substances, it means that it will not be possible to relieve patients from skin diseases. Modern dermatology, not knowing the true pathogenesis of skin diseases, remains helpless.
Eliminate the causes of the disease.
For dermatitis accompanied by the appearance of blisters, the skin is washed with hydrogen peroxide, a pink solution of potassium permanganate, or wiped with alcohol.
For dermatitis caused by burns with acids or alkalis, you must first wash the affected area of the skin and then begin treatment.
Herbal remedies help with all forms of dermatitis.
RECIPES
Tick-borne dermatitis.
* For tick-borne dermatitis, a compress of diuretic (reduced to 1/4 of the original volume of urine) helps well.
* Even better is to make compresses from old urine. It will force the tick to come out.
* Urine enemas.
* Lubricate your face with freshly released urine and drink morning urine.
* Fasting on urine and water.
This set of measures (compresses, enemas, fasting) completely cures tick-borne dermatitis.
*If you are sick tick-borne encephalitis, then sterilize the patient’s urine and give a subcutaneous injection with a syringe. And so several times - until full recovery. Instead of an injection, you can make an extensive compress of urine on the kidney area, gradually renewing it as it dries.
Drug dermatitis.
Pour 1 tablespoon of crushed licorice root into 500 ml of water, boil for 15 minutes, leave for 1 hour, strain. Drink 1/2 glass twice a day before meals.
Boil 1 teaspoon of crushed dandelion roots in a water bath for 15 minutes, leave for 1 hour, strain. Drink 1/2 glass three times a day.
If weeping is observed, then make cold lotions from decoctions of oak root, sage leaves, St. John's wort or trifoliate.
X-ray dermatitis.
Drink a decoction of pine needles, 1 glass 2 – 3 times a day.
Drink a decoction apple peel 1/2 cup 2 – 3 times a day.
Drink aloe leaf juice 1 tablespoon three times a day.
For external use use sea buckthorn oil, aloe leaves, castor and rose oil, aerosols “Gipozol”, “Olazol”.
Solar dermatitis.
Apply horse chestnut in the form of a paste to the affected areas of the skin.
Apply a paste of freshly grated carrot roots 2 times a day.
Strongly brewed chilled Chinese tea lubricate areas of skin that are exposed sun rays, to prevent dermatitis. In the presence of solar dermatitis It is recommended to apply compresses of strong, chilled tea to the affected skin. Carry out procedures 2 – 3 times a day for 30 minutes.
* Take sea buckthorn oil internally - on a piece of bread or in milk before meals and at the same time use it externally in the form of lotions. Clean the damaged area, apply oil with a pipette, then apply a gauze bandage. Bandages should be changed every other day. Skin ulcers are also treated, only before applying a bandage they must be treated with a penicillin solution.
Pharmacies sell the drug "Oblekol" - a collagen film impregnated sea buckthorn oil, which is used to treat wounds and burns. You just need to apply this film - as the wound heals, it dissolves itself.
Allergic dermatitis.
Apply the above-ground parts of basil in the form of compresses from the infusion (50 g per liter of boiling water).
Make compresses from the rhizomes of blood-red geranium (pour 2 teaspoons with 2 glasses of water and leave for 8 hours, strain).
Dill has a calming effect and is therefore used in treatment allergic dermatitis. Take in any form.
Apply celery paste to the affected area twice a day.
Apply potato pulp in the form of compresses twice a day.
Prepare a paste of plantain leaves and apply a compress to the affected area 2–3 times a day.
2 tablespoons of crushed lemon balm leaves per 400 ml of boiling water. Leave for 1 hour, strain. Take 1/2 cup three times a day.
Mix 1 teaspoon of hop cones and string and grind well. Pour the mixture into 150 ml of boiling water, leave for 1 hour in a warm place, strain and drink hot in one serving. Cover areas affected by dermatitis (or eczema) with gauze soaked in this solution.
Brew ground light green hop cones with boiling water: a glass of boiling water for 1/4 cup of hop cones. Leave in a warm place for 1 hour and take 50 ml before meals.
TREATMENT OF DERMATITIS
1. Be sure to cleanse the intestines, liver, kidneys, and blood.
2. Establish proper nutrition.
3. Taking herbs together with ointments and hydrotherapy (day - ointment, day - hydrotherapy).
Phytotherapy.
1. For acne and seborrheic dermatitis - lotions from infusions of sage, marshmallow root, and string herb.
2. For burns, neurodermatitis, eczema - lotions from steamed marigold leaves.
3. For drug-induced dermatitis, drink dandelion juice (1 tablespoon 3 times a day, 1 hour before meals, with 100 ml of water), a salad of dandelion leaves, drink an infusion of leaves as water.
4. For radiation dermatitis (x-ray dermatitis) - apply aloe leaves and juice, rosehip oil, infusion of Sophora seeds.
40 g comfrey roots + 20 g horsetail; 1 tbsp. pour 200 ml of water into a spoon, cook for 10 minutes, leave for 45 minutes, apply lotions 6 times a day.
5. Drink celery juice: 1 – 2 teaspoons 2 – 3 times a day.
Infuse celery roots in cold water for at least 2 hours, drink 1 tbsp. spoon a day.
Apply a paste of celery leaves and roots externally.
6. Fresh Juice Coriander is an excellent blood purifier.
7. Infusion of dead nettle flowers (white nettle) - in the form of compresses.
8. Take an infusion of mallow flowers as tea, make lotions from fireweed tea (angustifolia fireweed), from galangal herb (cinquefoil erecta) for oily skin.
9. Make face masks: grated raw potatoes + sour cream (cream) for 15 – 20 minutes. - pork fat- 15 – 20 min.
10. Ointment: 1 dessert spoon of milk + 1 dessert spoon of glycerin + rice starch until a paste forms (overnight).
St. John's wort juice + butter 1:4;
Infusion of St. John's wort flowers in olive oil;
Plantain juice 1:1 with lanolin or petroleum jelly.
11. Baths: plantain + nettle with roots + chamomile + linden;
Serena + tricolor violet + bittersweet nightshade;
Birch leaves + chamomile + celandine + horsetail + nettle + knotweed - wipe the skin when itching.
12. Drink an infusion of black currant leaves; calendula; wild rosemary
13. Make ointments and powders: celandine, budra, cumin, horsetail, flaxseed - 1:5.
14. Tar ointment: 1.5 g of tar (solidol) + 15 g of petroleum jelly.
15. Dermatosclerosis (scleroderma): crush 10 walnuts with shell + 3 tbsp. spoons of crushed grains of barley, millet, corn + 2 liters of distilled water. Boil the mixture for 30 minutes, drink instead of water.
16. Motherwort - 3 parts. Mint - 1. Watch - 2. Hops - 1.
1 tbsp. pour 200 ml of boiling water over a spoonful of the mixture, leave in a water bath for 3 minutes, remove and leave for another 30 minutes. Take 1/3 cup morning and evening. Use as a lotion if there is itching.
17. Mint - 1 part. Motherwort - 2 parts. Black elderberry flowers - 1 part.
1 tbsp. Pour 200 ml of boiling water over a spoonful of the mixture and leave for 1 – 2 hours. Drink before meals, most at night.
18. Mistletoe - 1 part. Celandine - 0.5. parts. Lovage (leaf or roots). Pour 100 ml of boiling water over mistletoe + celandine and leave for 4 hours. 1 tbsp. pour 50 ml of boiling water over a spoonful of lovage, leave for 1 hour, then mix both infusions. Drink within 40 minutes. Before meals.
19. 10% propolis infusion - 40 ml. Celandine (powder) - 10 g. 20% mint tincture - 20 ml. Glycerin - 30 g.
Mix everything except glycerin and leave for 2 days, then add glycerin and leave for 7 days. Apply to skin to relieve itching.
20. Sea buckthorn oil - 50 g. Celandine (powder) - 10 g. Fresh fruits seedless rose hips - 40 g. Mix everything, leave for 5 days. Apply to skin to relieve itching.
21. Starch - 25 g. Vaseline - 50 g. Burdock root (powder) - 20 g. Celandine (powder) - 25 g. Mix, leave for 4 days. Apply to affected areas.
* Treatment of dermatitis should begin with general cleansing of the body and removal of toxins from the body - from the intestines, liver, kidneys. Cleansing should be carried out according to the following scheme: dilute 2 teaspoons of clay in 1 glass of water and drink the resulting suspension in the morning on an empty stomach. The course of treatment is 2 weeks. There is no need to change the dosage.
* The most important element is an external clay treatment. If there is no on the skin open wounds, then applying cool lotions is most effective. To prepare them, the fabric needs to be soaked in a clay solution (2 tablespoons per 1 liter of water) at room temperature. Apply the lotion to the affected area of the skin. As soon as the lotion gets warm, it needs to be changed. This treatment can be replaced by partial clay baths; 5 tbsp. spoons of clay powder per 1 bucket of water. Keep the lotions or take baths for 1 hour, 2 times a day.
* For chronic disease and severe skin processes, applications should be used. Thin clay cakes 0.5 cm thick should be placed on the affected area of the skin, then wrapped in a warm cloth and left for 1 hour. In the first week of treatment, applications should be done 2 times a day, in the second and third - 1 time a day. In the case of acute dermatitis and open wounds, such as with chemical burns, lotions should be placed so as not to touch the wound surface, surrounding the wound itself with a ring of gauze or other fabric soaked in a clay solution. The lotions need to be changed after 15 minutes. To eliminate the effect of the irritant, you can wash the wound with clay water, but only if the wound is not very deep. The clay will absorb all irritating substances, as well as decomposition products of dead cells, and will prevent bacteria and chemical agents from acting in the wound area. Washing should take at least 0.5 liters of clay water at a time. After treating the wound with clay water, be sure to rinse it with a solution disinfectant(furacillin, potassium permanganate).
* 1 tsp. pour 1 cup of boiling water over sage leaves, put on low heat for 2 - 3 minutes, leave in a sealed container for 30 - 40 minutes, strain. You can add 0.5 tsp to the infusion. honey Use as lotions.
* 6 g marshmallow root pour into 1 glass cold water, insist. For seborrheic dermatitis.
* Grate the celery root or mince and squeeze. Take 1 – 2 tsp. 2 – 3 times a day half an hour before meals.
* Chop the celery roots, add cold water and leave for 2 hours. Drink 1 glass per day.
* Apply fresh crushed celery leaves or celery ointment externally.
* 4 – 5 tsp. pour 1 cup of chopped nettle flowers hot water and insist. Take the infusion orally, and the remaining mass in the form of compresses.
* Pour 10 g of leaves of fireweed angustifolia with 1 glass of boiling water, boil for 15 minutes. Use as lotions.
* 2 tbsp. l. pour 0.5 liters of boiling water over yarrow herbs, leave for 1 hour, strain. Take 0.5 cups 4 times a day before meals.
* Leaves of yarrow and large plantain - equally. Wash the leaves thoroughly, chop, mix, wrap in gauze and apply to the sore spot.
* Brew 1 cup of birch buds with 1 cup of boiling water, boil for 15 - 20 minutes, strain after cooling. Wipe affected areas daily.
* Pour 20 g of calendula inflorescences into 1 glass of boiling water. Take 0.5 cups 3 times a day.
* Mix 1.5 g of birch tar with 15 g of petroleum jelly. Apply externally.
* 1 tbsp. l. chopped celery roots and 2 tbsp. l. pour 200 ml of hot water over the leaves and leave for 2 hours, then strain. Apply as a lotion to the affected surface.
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The creation of new projects involves a preliminary economic justification for their feasibility, subsequent...